The Quarterly Journal of Judicial Law Views

The Quarterly Journal of Judicial Law Views

How to Use the Law of Justice jurisdiction of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Abstract
Procurement means Preparing for access to goods and services of an external source. Procurement process is based on the principle of non-discrimination, equal treatment, mutual recognition, proportionality and transparency. In this article the answer given to this question, whether Act of the jurisdiction of Islamic Republic of Iran's Institute of justice ‎for trying civil actions against foreign states act of 1999 can compensate loss and damage to Iranian companies by effect of sanctions? And it will be considered as a priority rule, the dispute resolution procedures set out in the context of public procurement contracts or not? To answer this question it must be said, although the law. There is more political and it was enacted in contrast to the actions of foreign governments, however, Due to its contents, it can be invoked, the right of companies in Iran. Although there are many difficulties in this type of litigation proceedings in judgment and the implementation phase.
Keywords
Public Procurement Contract
Types of Sanctions
Jurisdictional Immunities of States
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